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EFFECTS OF THREE MONTHS OF TOTAL SOCIAL DEPRIVATION ON SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT AND LEARNING IN THE RHESUS MONKEY
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  • 1959Affectional Response in the Infant Monkey950 cited
  • 1960Development of Learning in the Rhesus Monkey144 cited
  • 1964THE EFFECT OF TOTAL SOCIAL DEPRIVATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MONKEY BEHAVIOR.66 cited
  • 1963Behavior of rhesus monkeys raised in isolation64 cited

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  • 1968THE DEVELOPMENT OF FEAR IN MAN AND OTHER ANIMALS63 cited
  • 1973Effects of permanent separation from mother on infant monkeys.53 cited
  • 1971Development of Social Behavior1 1This review was written while my work was supported by the Royal Society and the Medical Research Council.50 cited
  • 1985Effects of Differences in Early Social Experience on Primate Neurobiological–Behavioral Development49 cited
  • 1971SOCIAL COMPETENCE OF SUBNORMAL AND NORMAL CHILDREN LIVING UNDER DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESIDENTIAL CARE13 cited

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